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Rope and Knife / Metal Eater Split EP

by Rope and Knife / Metal Eater

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1.
Rope and Knife - Room Full of Angels 03:38
2.
Rope and Knife - Revelations 03:55
3.
Metal Eater - Try to Die 01:43
4.
Metal Eater - Bread 01:18
5.
Call You Mine Metal Eater 01:20

about

Rope and Knife

Solo project of Pilgrim frontman Jon 'The Wizard' Rossi. Depressive Black Metal at its finest and most emotionally raw. This was the last music Jon made before his untimely passing in 2017.

Metal Eater
Thrash from Providence RI.

credits

released July 18, 2017

Rope and Knife
Jon Rossi - vocals, guitar, bass, synths, drums

Metal Eater
Lord Orifice - stretched skin and disapproval
Count Graje - chugging rituals and gaseous expulsions
Megajeth - subsurface ooze, grunts and grimaces

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Yuggoth Records Providence, Rhode Island

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